Eddie Bravo Rants About Tower 7 & The Moon Landings - Joe Rogan

Hello freak bitches. I wonder if there's been a time where you have... Yeah, that's a goof. Come on man. That one's goofy. He believes Tower 7 collapsed at freefall speed because of fires. There's a lot of people that believe that. Unfortunately, I'm not a fucking engineer. I would like to know whether or not it's possible to burn a building so bad inside that it does collapse like that. It's impossible. I don't know if that's true. No, no. All you have to do is talk to engineers and architects. I've talked to them. You could... Right, but here not all of them. There's no architects outside of NIST, a government agency. There's no architects fighting to debunk Tower 7. There's none. Okay, I don't know if that's true, Eddie. It's totally true. I don't know if you know that there's like... I do know. But there's got to be some architects and engineers that don't think that that building fell because it was demolished. Well, if you understand how there's about 100,000 architects and engineers in the associations, like the American Association of Architects, there's about 100,000. And Richard Gage, he's one of them, and he didn't know anything about... He thought it wasn't an inside job. It took him years, and then he didn't really know about Tower 7. Most of them don't know about Tower 7. What he does now, he discovered it, and what he does now is just go from convention to convention, sitting 15 architects down at a time, and boom, about 99% of them. They all believe it. They didn't even know there was a third tower. It was not in the media that much. They basically ignored it. I think that's crazy. I think by this time everybody knows about Tower 7. They still don't know. Most people don't know. I think... No, but they don't talk about it on the mainstream media. How could anybody know? But people have talked about it enough online to the point where I don't think... Maybe now more than ever, but still. Now more than ever, yes. They go to hear about the Tower 7 thing, but they don't really know the details. They just kind of just know about it. Did you ever see the video that shows the full collapse, which takes a lot longer? You see the first collapse. It was the top of the thing, falls into the center, and it happens. They explain architects and engineers. I've sat with them. I'm no structural engineer, but you tell... What did they say to you? This is what... If someone told you... If someone told you there's 85 columns that hold up Tower 7. And if someone told you, if a structural engineer told you, would you think he was crazy or would you believe him? If he said... And it makes sense. I mean, it's common sense. The only way you're going to get a building to come down like that, any building, any structure, is you have to blow up all 80 columns at the same time. Otherwise, it won't go down like that. That's common sense. To someone who believes NIST, the government agency, said, no, that's not true. One column went and then it spiraled out of control because of fires. When you talk to structural engineers, I've had Richard Gage on my podcast twice. Every time he comes back, he gets more. He just piles on more. He goes, all I got to do is sit him down. They don't know. Nobody knows. That's the truth. See, has he ever debated someone who's like an opposing viewpoint that's an architect or a structural engineer? No, nobody's backing him. People would, though. It seems like people would. No, because when they look into it, it's common sense. Anybody knows. So you think that they know that it's not true. They think they think that Tower 7 was an inside job and they don't want to debate it because they can't win. Do you really think they think that? No, say that again. So you think the people that are debunking it. So like if he's got this opinion... There's no architects and engineers debunking it. That's already been laid... That's already been done and set. There's got to be architects and engineers disagree. Come on, man. You don't think there's any people that disagree? Find a video of a real... Not a government agency. Jamie, see if you can pull up. Doesn't that make sense? What does it make sense? An engineer told you, a dude who built skyscrapers, told you to your face like I've been told in my face. They said the only way that they... And you see it on video. Engineer after engineer after engineer. Are they all crazy? Engineer, engineer after engineer. It's impossible when you look into it. It's impossible for a building to collapse like that unless all 80 columns are blown up at the same time. We've covered this. But here's the thing. I don't know anything about engineering. I don't know if you have diesel fires that get out of control. If it weakens the entire structure where it just collapses like that. I don't know if that's possible. You have guests all the time that are experts in fields that you're not experts in. But when you sit here... I find out sometimes they're wrong too, unfortunately. A little guy ramble about some stuff and then they find out that they're making some of it up or that some of it's based on pseudoscience. Yeah, but this is all like... It does happen. But an engineer, a guy who builds... I understand. Doesn't it make sense? Jamie, just... Doesn't that make sense? Google, try to figure out who resists architects and engineers. I'm reading right now an article from the Boston Globe that talks about Truth or the 9-11 that Richard Gage has talked about. They're going to swear. Hold on. Don't swear. They might have interviewed him in it and I'm trying to figure out what they're talking about. There's got to be some architects or engineers that have had a conversation or a debate with someone who believes that they couldn't possibly have fallen any other way. Okay, maybe they're out there. There's no documentaries. But I don't know. Here's the thing. I don't know shit. I don't know how my fucking computer works. How do you know anything then? How do you know anything? You know a lot of shit. You know a lot of shit. How do you know? But if somebody wanted to argue with me about the components and how they worked on a laptop, I would have to let go, you're probably right. I'll have to talk to some computer engineer who's going to tell me the actual reality of it more than one. I've talked to dudes who build buildings. I've had them on my podcast. I'm sure, but I just can't believe that all of the people that build buildings think it's an inside job. Okay, what if 90%? Okay, what if 90%? That would be pretty impressive. If 90% lead, it was a... Shit, 50% would be impressive. Exactly. 50% would be impressive. It's about in the 90s. I don't know if that's right. So I don't know where you get in that number. I'm getting it from Richard Gage, who's the head of... Architects and Engineers from 9-11 Truth. Yeah, and every year they add another couple hundred. I understand, but you know that he might be a little biased, right? I mean, if he's the head of Architects and Engineers from 9-11 Truth, and he tells you that 90% of the Architects and Engineers out there think it's an inside job, it might be a little biased. I don't know if that's true, and I don't think you do necessarily either. I think we're just guessing. I believe it 100%. I would love to see an architect or an engineer that disagreed with him, talk to him about it, and go over the data. Because until that happens, I don't know what the fuck they're talking about. Nobody argues with him. Nobody debates with him. That's gotta be. There's gotta be someone who debunks that guy. Everybody debunks everybody. You know, they're definitely a smear campaign. Are you kidding? But is it a smear campaign, or is it just that they're saying things that he's saying that aren't correct? It's not just him. He's just one. I understand. He's one of many. It's common sense, dude. Maybe. Okay. It's just like... Right, but I don't know. I don't know anything about making buildings. I get it. I get it. I don't know anything about what it takes for a building to collapse. I don't know. Totally. I don't know either. Maybe it got hot. I believe it. It's not just hot. It's diesel fires from giant tanks of gas that were in the building. I want to believe that. I want to believe that fires made it hot. I don't want to believe they blew it up, because that's fucking scary. I want to believe the fire. If a fire is in a basement and the fire has diesel fuel and it's burning at some insane temperature and this fucking shit loads of diesel fuel down there, I wonder what effect that has. I don't know. Do you? I'm pretty sure, based on my life's experience, that that's not gonna bring down a building. A lot of diesel fuel life experience. Based on common sense. It's common sense that, yeah, if a building's gonna fall at free fall speed, boom, like that. If an engineer after engineer after engineer, at some point I'm gonna believe them. At some point, I'm not gonna... I understand, Eddie, but I don't know if you've necessarily looked into the engineers that disagree. I know there's a smear campaign there. Okay, but have you looked into the engineers that disagree? There's none. There's none. There's no documentary. There's no documentary. Find a documentary. If there is... What about just articles? Do they have to make a documentary for it to make sense? What was that? What if it's an article? What if it's a peer-reviewed paper? What if it's some sort of... Those are all... Dude, that's a smear campaign. There's that side. There's the elite that don't want this out. And then there's people trying to get the truth out. So the elite have the control of the media. So how are you gonna... They have paid shills. You don't think... You'd think that they dropped... They would've dropped the ball big time. Like Ernest Biner in 1987 for the browse. They would've dropped the ball. If you don't have paid shills online strategically pushing the agenda, come on. What are you... What are you pulling at, Jamie? What are you about to pull at? There's a bunch of fake shit on him. What, Jamie? I was stuck on this Richard Gage thing. I was trying to debunk... See if anybody's debunking him. I'm looking at Twitter... He's just an engineer that carries him. Hold on. Don't talk over him. I'm not finding... I'm looking around. I'm just looking around. The Boston Globe article says that there's a small vocal subset of people, of engineers that are with this Richard Gage guy. That's what I had read. I never read that it was like some overwhelming number. Just keep stirring. I'm digging. It's hard because it's fun. It's exciting. It's exciting to think that there's some sort of a gigantic ball of super geniuses that run the world. And they decided to blow up Tower 7. It's funny about the moon. Fuck Tower 7. Jesus Christ. Believe it or not, I don't even want to talk about the UFC at all. You know what's crazy about the moon? What? Is the hardest shit ever accomplished the greatest by the human race. The greatest accomplishment ever was lying around the moon, right? So you would think, holy shitballs. I don't think it is. No, listen. Okay. Okay. But let's just... At the time... At the time. I think the internet is the biggest. Okay. Okay. But I'm just talking about like a physical achievement. Three dudes, they got shot up in a rocket. They were in like an orbiter, and then the orbiter shot out the lunar... like the LEM, and then it lands. They played golf, went doom bug riding, did donuts in the sand. They get... take pictures. They get back in, take off, dock with that orbiter, and then fly back. That's the hardest shit ever. No one died. And can you imagine that second mission? Six months later, they did it again, when they had to break the news that they were going to use different astronauts? Because every mission they used different astronauts. Wouldn't you think they would... Like a show? Like have the same star over and over again? No! The three dudes have pulled it off! Keep doing it? Dude, are you kidding? They did it before! Yeah, but they don't want to keep doing it. What if it fucks you up? Every time you do it. What if they think... What if they were planning on using Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong, but they just fucking got egos and shit. They started going to clubs and fucking... They played a flamethrower. Yeah, they were like... you know, they were going to renegotiate their contract. Because they probably went to the moon for like, you know, $70,000. You know what I mean? They got that government check. They go, we'll get you... They even got that much? We'll get you on the second album. On the second... just like the record business. You know what I mean? That first album... I bet you they didn't even make that much. Of course they say, listen, we'll get you on that second... on the second and third landings, bro. You know how much money you're going to make? You're going to come back. You're going to be famous. You're going to be fucking doing all sorts of press. Think about the bitches. Think about the coke. All that shit. They probably got blowed out and got too cocky and wanted to renegotiate. And then NASA said, we just got to go with some new dudes. They made $8 per diem. When Uncle Sam fucks you raw dog, he uses sand. Uncle Sam uses broken glass on his dick when he's raw dog. You think those guys went to the moon? Right. Why wouldn't you think they were still in the night once enough? Come on. That dude in the middle, the dude in the middle... The dude in the middle didn't actually go to the moon. Was hovering in an orbiter. He was hovering in an orbiter. And they landed some little piece of shit. A lunar lander, the lander. Right. And then they took and they show the only time ever. They got one shot of it taking off. And whatever was filming it followed it all the way up. Yeah. Like who was... They're no control bro. It was on a timer. Yeah. No, no. There was a live remote control. That's what they said. That they could control from... From Earth. From Houston. Yeah, for sure. That works. Dude, I couldn't get my cell phone to work on Laurel Canyon. The moon landings are so goddamn ridiculous. Oh, fucking... There's video of them like just maybe a hundred thousand feet in the air. And they're like filming it making it look... You know, they're manipulating. What the fuck? Come on. That video is strange. That's a damning... I've never seen anybody explain that video.